← Fill Atlas

Tuesday · 74 answers · 4 debuts

Ordered by uses in the last three years (since 2023-11-03), then by uses across the whole archive.

  1. 1
    ATE

    12D Supped

    76
    598
  2. 2
    ETA

    44A Info from someone who's on the way

    74
    571
  3. 3
    TEE

    55D Stand next to a club?

    49
    395
  4. 4
    LED

    13D Was ahead in a race

    34
    222
  5. 5
    SAD

    21D Down

    31
    236
  6. 6
    RAN

    2D 1985 Kurosawa epic that is a retelling of "King Lear"

    25
    291
  7. 7
    YEN

    15A Cash in Kyoto

    24
    212
  8. 8
    ITS

    42A "___ a free country"

    23
    257
  9. 9
    SEMI

    35A Contest before a final, informally

    22
    178
  10. 10
    EARL

    60A Rapper ___ Sweatshirt

    19
    195
  11. 11
    UMA

    33D "Gattaca" co-star Thurman

    18
    175
  12. 12
    LOO

    36A Bathroom, to Brits

    18
    162
  13. 13
    OATS

    53D "Overnight" breakfast option

    17
    133
  14. 14
    TKO

    6A Boxing call, informally

    17
    123
  15. 15
    EDYS

    63A Counterpart of Dreyer's east of the Rockies

    17
    106
  16. 16
    CIS

    57D Gender prefix

    16
    48
  17. 17
    ELMO

    54D Muppet who posts on social media in the third person

    15
    174
  18. 18
    TORE

    55A Ripped

    15
    122
  19. 19
    ORATE

    16A Deliver a TED talk, say

    14
    196
  20. 20
    HANOI

    14A Tower of ___ (mathematical puzzle with disks)

    14
    120
  21. 21
    TESSA

    64A Actress Thompson of "Selma" and "Creed"

    14
    45
  22. 22
    SORE

    32D Ticked off

    13
    157
  23. 23
    ROAD

    51D There might be a fork in it

    12
    95
  24. 24
    SNOW

    65A Powdered sugar, for a gingerbread house

    11
    123
  25. 25
    PIT

    18A Something found in a plum, but not a pear

    11
    102
  26. 26
    YEW

    59D Tree whose name sounds like a pronoun

    10
    62
  27. 27
    ONTAP

    8D Dispensed from a keg

    9
    104
  28. 28
    BORE

    49A Make yawn, say

    9
    77
  29. 29
    DASH

    11D Recipe smidgen, as of salt

    9
    69
  30. 30
    SPARE

    37D Tire on the back of a jeep

    9
    66
  31. 31
    SUB

    32A Hoagie

    9
    65
  32. 32
    EMOTE

    29D Be overdramatic

    8
    152
  33. 33
    TAME

    62A Pacify

    8
    88
  34. 34
    INCH

    3D Creep (along)

    8
    75
  35. 35
    PLOP

    31A Take a seat unceremoniously, with "down"

    8
    46
  36. 36
    GOV

    41A Domain suffix that most civilians can't register

    8
    38
  37. 37
    UNCLE

    17A "Stop!," during roughhousing

    7
    74
  38. 38
    CODA

    50A Concluding part

    7
    69
  39. 39
    BONE

    52D Barbecue discard

    7
    67
  40. 40
    BAND

    34D Word after wedding or rubber

    7
    47
  41. 41
    CHU

    1D "Crazy Rich Asians" director Jon M. ___

    7
    13
  42. 42
    ELOTE

    25D Mexican dish of corn on the cob with toppings

    7
    7
  43. 43
    LILY

    58A ___ of the valley

    6
    39
  44. 44
    ERASERS

    10D Items on a blackboard tray

    6
    28
  45. 45
    NOCAP

    56A "Dead serious," in modern lingo

    6
    6
  46. 46
    SPLIT

    24D Divorce

    5
    57
  47. 47
    MEDAL

    9A Award you can wear

    4
    36
  48. 48
    PIERRE

    5D Capital of South Dakota

    4
    31
  49. 49
    BASED

    19A Situated long-term

    4
    24
  50. 50
    TEENAGE

    45A Like Nickelodeon's Mutant Ninja Turtles

    4
    20
  51. 51
    HALOS

    40D Heavenly headwear

    3
    30
  52. 52
    CRISP

    1A Potato chip, to Brits

    3
    29
  53. 53
    KEIRA

    7D Actress Knightley

    3
    14
  54. 54
    OKSURE

    53A "Fine, I guess"

    3
    10
  55. 55
    UNITE

    61A Bring together

    2
    100
  56. 56
    DIVAS

    30D High-maintenance stars

    2
    21
  57. 57
    MOBILE

    9D Like some homes and phones

    2
    19
  58. 58
    TYPEB

    6D Characteristically laid-back

    2
    17
  59. 59
    REVERB

    51A Electronically produced echo effect

    2
    11
  60. 60
    NOVELS

    46D "Great Expectations" and "The Great Gatsby," for two

    2
    9
  61. 61
    SEGUED

    24A Said "speaking of which," say

    2
    6
  62. 62
    STOMACH

    37A Handle, as a tough piece of information

    2
    6
  63. 63
    ADULTS

    48D Grown-ups

    1
    22
  64. 64
    DPS

    22D They result in two baseball outs, for short

    1
    21
  65. 65
    PIRANHA

    43A Omnivorous fish of the Amazon

    1
    13
  66. 66
    DILATES

    47A Widens, as a pupil

    1
    7
  67. 67
    SOLOCUP

    4D Beverage holder that's typically red

    1
    4
  68. 68
    CRABAPPLE

    23A *Fruit whose name is also a synonym for a grouch

    1
    3
  69. 69
    SERVED

    27A Held office

    1
    2
  70. 70
    VEGETARIAN

    28D Like the foods that answer the starred clues, despite how their names start

    1
    2
  71. 71
    CHICKPEA debut

    39D *Garbanzo, by another name

    1
    1
  72. 72
    GOOSEBERRY debut

    26D *Fruit from a bush, much used in pies and jams

    1
    1
  73. 73
    HORSERADISH debut

    20A *Most "wasabi" at sushi bars, in actuality

    1
    1
  74. 74
    TIGERNUT debut

    38D *Little tuber used to make Spanish horchata

    1
    1